The Rising Son: Or, The Antecedents and Advancement of the Colored Race |
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... character and professions of the Kafir , or unbeliever . There are no caste distinctions among them . They do not look upon the privileges of Islam as confined by tribal barriers or limitations . On the contrary , the life of their ...
... character and professions of the Kafir , or unbeliever . There are no caste distinctions among them . They do not look upon the privileges of Islam as confined by tribal barriers or limitations . On the contrary , the life of their ...
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... character . The unshrinking boldness and decision of his measures made terror the safeguard of his throne , until his excessive cruelty drove his subjects to a point at which fear is changed into desperation . His policy at first was ...
... character . The unshrinking boldness and decision of his measures made terror the safeguard of his throne , until his excessive cruelty drove his subjects to a point at which fear is changed into desperation . His policy at first was ...
Page 486
... character , and highly respected by his fellow - citizens . IRA ALDRIDGE . ON looking over the columns of " The Times , " one morning , I saw it announced under the head of " Amuse- ments , " that " Ira Aldridge , the African Roscius ...
... character , and highly respected by his fellow - citizens . IRA ALDRIDGE . ON looking over the columns of " The Times , " one morning , I saw it announced under the head of " Amuse- ments , " that " Ira Aldridge , the African Roscius ...
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